Experiment to Test the New Technique (IMAGE) Tokyo Institute of Technology Caption The researchers propose to use a sensory stimulator in parallel with EEG, and decode whether the stimulation matches (or not) the sensory feedback corresponding to the user's motor intention. The presented experiment simulated a wheelchair turning scenario, and utilized a galvanic vestibular stimulator (GVS). B) The subjects were affixed with GVS electrodes during the EEG recording. The subliminal GVS stimulations induced a sensation of turning either right or left. C) Experiment timeline: In each trial, using stereo speakers and a 'high' frequency beep, the subjects were instructed to imagine turning either left or right while sitting on a wheelchair. A subliminal GVS stimulation was applied 2 seconds after the end of each cue, randomly either corresponding to turning right or left. This was followed by a rest period of 3 seconds cued by a 'low' frequency beep (stop cue). Credit <i>Science Advances</i> Usage Restrictions None License Licensed content Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases posted to EurekAlert! by contributing institutions or for the use of any information through the EurekAlert system.